Russian engineering at its finest
6 years ago by smartass · 353 Likes · 5 comments · Trending
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bethorien
· 6 years ago
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It's usually more expensive to fix a person that got the full force of a car accident because their car didn't do anything to protect them and just let all the momentum transfer into them than it is to fix or replace a car that crumpled in the correct crumple zones.
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kissalinda
· 6 years ago
Exactly right, the older the car the more likely you are to die in an accident. Having a car thats around an early 1990 model, makes you 71% (no seatbelt) and 47%(with seatbelt) more likely to die in a bad car accident. I think most people would agree that they prefer a car in shambles, as long as the person inside is ok.
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scatmandingo
· 6 years ago
Now that’s a Lada damage!
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· 6 years ago
Ever notice how many of those are in Russian dashcam videos?
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la
· 6 years ago
Cars are supposed to bend tho
